Basque is a language with a long and rich literary history; however, with its roots firmly planted in an oral…
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I have in my hands two tufts of braided spikes: lavender, that still has the faint fragrance of a distant…
This is Klara. In seventh grade she was diagnosed with schizophrenia. Today she looks like an old woman. She smiles…
World Kid Lit Month celebrations are now well underway, with the month of September seeing the celebration of children’s and…
Mention the late Sicilian writer Andrea Camilleri and people in the UK immediately think of Inspector Montalbano. Some have read…
Katherine Gregor: First of all, I have to ask: what first drew you to translation? And why Russian? Robert Chandler:…
Spain’s Generación 27 was a group of experimental artists and writers who pushed boundaries and changed the way Spain saw…
FOUR TRANSLATORS DISCUSS THE CHALLENGES AND JOYS OF TRANSLATING ITALIAN LITERATURE – With Howard Curtis, Richard Dixon, Katherine Gregor, Lori…
I want to fold this day into paper ships and load all my heavy thoughts into them, so it would…
When we think of Spanish language literature, perhaps what first comes to mind is the magnificent magical realism of Gabriel…
I think it was Picasso who said that an artist mustn’t chase after beauty, but run ahead of it (I…
We will not leave this cafe! As a sign of fidelity we put our lips against the multiple imprints of…
